Hey Sukhita ๐
I had a proper look at innature.co.nz, and it's in better shape than you might think! Your products already carry the product markup Google reads, your showroom details are marked up too, and you've got 29 articles on the blog. That's a really good base to build on.
There are a handful of basics worth sorting though, and I'd love to help. So here's my idea: I do $2,000 of work on your site, and in return you give me one of your long single mattresses.
If you'd like a bit more done while I'm in there, I've added two bigger options as well. The swap on its own is all I'm after though, so no pressure at all!
| # | The work | Value | What it involves, and when it's done |
|---|---|---|---|
| Option 1: the swap | |||
| 1 | Sort your Google connections | $600 | Your site already has a Google tag on it, so something is connected. I find which Google login holds your Analytics and Search Console (or set them up fresh under one account you own), check sales are tracking from Shopify, and send Google your sitemap. You end up with one login that works and a one-page cheat sheet. Done when Analytics shows live visits and orders, and Search Console has read your sitemap. |
| 2 | Tidy what Google sees | $500 | For the 4 empty collection pages, either fill them or redirect them to the closest live page (your call), and fix the homepage links pointing at them. Hide the 5 internal or duplicate collections from Google, and write descriptions for the 3 shop collections that have little or none. Done when a fresh crawl shows no empty or internal collections open to Google. |
| 3 | Google Business Profile check | $500 | For the Portage Road showroom: make sure your hours, address and phone match the website exactly, the categories and products are right, and there's an easy link for asking happy customers for a review. Done when the profile is complete and matches the site, or I've shown you anything still waiting on Google to approve. |
| 4 | Your priority list + walkthrough | $400 | A plain-English list of what's left on the site, ranked by what actually matters, plus a 30-minute call to walk you through it. So you know what's worth your time and what you can stop worrying about. |
| Option 2 adds | |||
| 5 | Product codes + Google Shopping feed | $900 | A simple code for all 605 variants, loaded in one bulk import. Then I check your Google Merchant Center set-up (or set one up if there isn't one) so your products can show for free in Google Shopping and AI shopping tools. Done when your products are live in Merchant Center, or I've shown you exactly why any aren't. |
| 6 | FAQ answers on your mattress pages | $600 | The questions people actually ask (latex vs foam, firmness, sizing, custom sizes, delivery) answered on your 6 adult latex mattress pages, with the markup Google and AI tools read, plus the same markup on your existing FAQ page. Done when the FAQ markup checks out clean on all 6 pages. |
| Option 3 adds | |||
| 7 | 15 pieces of content | $1,500 | A mix of new articles and refreshes of your existing 29, written to answer what people ask ChatGPT and Google about organic mattresses and bedding in New Zealand, then published and linked into your product pages. You approve each one before it goes live. Done when all 15 are live. |
With Empathy,
Ben ๐